"Up for Sale is a Sequential Circuits Prophet 600 synthesizer from 1982 in perfect working condition. This Synth was just fully serviced by Perfect Circuit Audio in Burbank, California and everything is in 100% working order. All key contacts were repaired, pots cleaned, etc... This is the Dave Smith analog original!"
"Live performance on a modular synthesizer. The explanation for this patch can be found in the video 'Exploring Modular Synths 10.' The patch is meant to resemble an experimental sympohony orchestra and is built around a Korg SQ-1 sequencer, Intellijel Shapeshifter and Mutable Instruments Clouds. Thanks for watching!"
Exploring Modular Synths 10 - Clouds and Shapeshifter for Random Orchestral Movements in the Dark
Published on Jul 10, 2016 Modular Landing
"This patch uses the Korg SQ-1 sequencer, the Intellijel Shapeshifter and Clouds to create the effect of a symphony orchestra playing an experimental piece of music. The Batumi and Dixie ii+ are used for low-frequency oscillation for modulation. A fuller performance of the patch is available as 'Modular Expedition 23.'
"This is a very rare chance to get one of the coolest, weirdest, quirkiest and most amazing non modular that sounds like a modular synth...whew...
If you read online about this synth, you'll fine the same verbage and thoughts. It is unlike ANY other synth... the architecture is very different than any other synth, so if youve never played a CS30, you'll find yourself saying "huh??? What is that?... a LOT.
Its very much like a modular synth in design and in labeling without the cable patching. The modulation routing alone is mind blowing... you can modulate just about anything in spades... 3, 4, 5 ways of modulating major sections of the synth AT THE SAME TIME... yes, its deep. You can have a sequence being played from one OSC while YOU play the keybed with the other OSC. I can go on and on... There are too many cool things of this synth that are unlike any other.
As you can see, its in VERY good cosmetic condition too."
"A short sketch with an aprpeggiator sequence playing on the Monome Earth Sea using Mutable Instruments Rings through Expert Sleepers Disting V3.5 Bit Crusher."
"Here's an example of a one of the more popular Eurorack sequencers, Make Noise René, modulating the pattern position using stepped random voltages.
Tempi is routed to the X-clock input on René, as well as a 16th note triplet division clocking the Wogglebug. The stepped random output from the Wogglebug is routed to the Y-CV input on the René.
When the Chaos knob on the Wogglebug is set to zero, the longer notes play back the root position, bass line notes along the X axis (left to right). As the Chaos knob rises, the 16th note triplet stepped random voltages begin to effect the Y axis position, creating the effect of arpeggiation.
Tempi is also routed to the Ornament & Crime, which is generating 24-step Euclidean rhythms to both the hihat and the snare-ish sound (a noise-based hihat from Scooper, and a snare from the Basimilus Iteritas.
Tempi is also clocking the Varigate which is driving a kick drum from Braids. All of the sound generating modules are routed to the Mix4, and then through Warps running a delay from the Parasite firmware.
The 0-Coast is receiving a clock from Tempi as well. The internal stepped random function is mult-ed, then sent to the Overtone and Multiply section inputs. The Oscillator square wave is routed to trigger the Slope section, which is tuned to generate sub-oscillator tones, then Slope output to balance input so the signal can be mixed between the sub tone and the overtone signal.
All sounds: Bugbrand modular, incl. sound with weird delay which comes from SLab Orgone Accumulator in delay mode.
Bass drum = QuadSine FMed.
Other sounds with delay = PT Delay. Filters = PRC3A + CrossOverFilter."
